What to do if MRI shows fibroid tumors?
I hurt my back at work 2months ago and be sent for MRI recently. Just saw my orthopaedic surgeon and he say my MRI shows several fibroid tumors but he didnt really go any further within to detail. Like, do I see an ob/gyn, do I not worry just about it, is it serious, etc? All he talked going on for was my spinal column, and seemed highly unsure about the fibroids and be just reading the info sour of the radiologist's report.
Any advice, please?
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You should see your ob/gyn, no question around it. Fibroid tumors, just similar to ovarian cysts, etc. are part of the reproductive nouns right? You will feel better if you enjoy this checked out by a professional in that medical pasture. Normally though, fibroid tumors aren't too much to be alarmed about but can do pain and problems contained by your menstrual cycle, etc. However, every person, every woman is different. It is obedient that he didn't discuss the fibroid tumors since it is not his place to or his expertise. good luck
Need some direction.girls only please?
Of course be in motion to gynecologist. If they don't bother, leave them in that, if they're bad, could do painful menstrual cycles, infertility, malignant cell.I get SO awfully depressed before my time; WHY?
If you can be sure they're benign, and it's not too invasive, removal is the best option. These things are sometimes pre-cancerous, habitually enough to be a concern.how do you know when a woman is going into the convert?
if you scan normal ppl of the street, you will find lumps or bumps in a ample proportion of them, and the overwhelming majority of these are totally harmless. contained by your case, if you didn't know you have fibroids, and they're not giving you any grief (such as heavy period or lower abdo pain) then you can undamagingly ignore them. mind you, if you ask your gp the subsequent time you're in, that will no problem put your mind at rest a good deal more than this!the certainty that this is the only approach you even realised they were in that is highly kind. relax, and ask your gp next time you're contained by.
